I decided to join WWOOF because I was looking for a meaningful way to combine travel, learning, and hands-on experience. I love being outdoors, staying active, and working with animals, so the idea of helping out on a farm and being in the nature draws my attention. During my travels, I’ve met people who shared their positive experiences with WWOOFing, and after reading more about it, I knew it was something I wanted to do. It’s a great opportunity to gain new skills and connect with local communities. I also enjoy working with people, being part of a team, and contributing to something bigger than myself. WWOOFing allows me to do.

I've been here in Australia for nine months and I've explored this country a lot but now I'd like to experience something different and be more in touch with nature. I would like to complete the 88 days required for the visa

We joined WWOOF to find a farm that we can possibly volunteer in as part of our school's electives programme, where we can explore areas beyond what we are studying in school! We are keen to help out in gardening, caring for animals etc. while also having fun with our hosts. We hope to share our Singapore culture and more about ourselves with hosts while also learning from them their way of life and their culture 🙂

I would love to experience a proper, rural Australian lifestyle, whilst also being able to meet new people and contribute to local sustainable development.

I've already been to Australia as an au pair when I was young and I would really like to go back to live with locals, because I have a beautiful memory of it. I've already done WWOOF volunteer in New Zeland and I really like it and that is why I would still like to have the opportunity to live a new experience with Australian hosts.

We joined WWOOF to explore Australia, experience farm life, and connect with local hosts. Our main focus is not to complete the 88 days for a visa extension but to find opportunities where we can work hard, earn money and receive accommodation in return. We’re motivated, reliable, and eager to support hosts with their daily tasks while learning new skills and enjoying the unique lifestyle that comes with it.

I discovered Wwoofing through my brother, as he had already gained experience with it in Canada. I think it's a great way to meet new people, gain new experiences and get to know new places. It's also a great way to exchange ideas and try out new things.

Elmswood is a beautiful property of 160 acres located just under 30km from Bathurst in NSW and 22km from Blayney. We grow organic eggs to sell locally. Breed and show Paint horses, Miniature Mediterranean and Irish Donkies, Hereford cattle and Alpacas . We are in a peaceful rural area surrounded by beautiful rolling hills of pasture. Paradise! I have been establishing the property for the past 12 months and there is still a lot to do.

We have been developing our Permaculture Homestead on our 21ha property for over 3 years now. Equipped with a solid Permaculture skillset, thanks to Bill Mollison‘s legacy and our hands-on approach, we progress further with our plentiful projects: creating a Food Forest, Veggie Gardens, working on Biodiversity, supporting Wildlife and focusing on Regenerative Practises.

Pond on several woofing sites, I joined WWOOF because it seems to me to be reliable, secure, and international! I'm looking for new human experiences in different settings, the start of my trip is Australia but I would like to travel all over the world and I think WOOF can help me meet great people, and experience new adventures!

Im looking to travel, spend my days doing meaninful work, learn new skills and meet people from all sorts. Didn't come from a farming family but feel people are too disconnected from nature and food production and anything I can learn to make my own goods from food to textiles and whatever you can think of from scratch.   Took a break from the road for a while but looking getting back on the road full time for the foreseeable future. Living like this is when I'm happiest and when I'm living as the best version of me, so why not lean into that?

Small hobby farm in a stunning location on the NSW Central Coast Currently operating as a Farm stay, Events Hub and Organic food Producer (non certified) We currently have Alpacas, goats, cows, ducks, chickens and 5 border collie dogs. We are just over 1 hour north of Sydney on 12 lush acres with a large veggie garden. We have a self-contained cottage that we rent out through Air BnB from time to time.  It's very comfortable and any woofers would have access to the cottage for their stay. We grow a decent variety of produce in the veggie garden using natural practices along with honey, eggs and some meat from time to time. We have a fantastic network of lovely neighbors and some great bush walks nearby. We are a family of 4 and would love to share our farm with you 🙂

I have been in Australia for a few months and really need to get out of the backpacker bubble/the city and want to experience the more tranquil Australia and engage with some warm people:) According to that, I'm really curious about farm live. I would like to learn as much as possible, gain some skills and see some hinterland.

I am interested in learning about permaculture, animal husbandry, especially sheep and goats, regenerative agriculture, how to run and operate a small farm, harvesting wool, and much more! I would like to own my own farm one day, combining rehabilitative services and occupational therapy with outdoor garden/animal skills...the vision is an outdoor healing space for people who have experienced traumatic injuries. I am WWOOFing to learm how others have linked sustainable practices and community.

We have a 2000m2 property in Darlington Western Australia. The garden has a variety of native and exotic plants that require care and maintenance. There may be opportunity for creative flair to assist build small retaining walls, and paths. Our home is spacious and built from rock and timber framing. We will provide our guest/s with a nice bedroom with queen size bed and own bath room. The home also features a swimming pool and private garden with views over the northern suburbs of Perth.

I believe that living and working with local hosts is the most valuable experience you can have as a traveler. To be candid, I don’t have much background in the realm of farming, but I am highly motivated to learn new skills and participate in whichever projects you need help with! I am not afraid to get my hands dirty or engage in physical labor. Given the detrimental public health implications of fast food and mass commercial farming, I would love to learn about sustainable small-scale farming techniques and how they can benefit the greater good of all living beings.